Geek of Oz

This week we have the core foursome back together, and we celebrate our 10th episode! This week we discuss the latest news, the latest trailer for that small indie film Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens, and Back To The Future Day (which was last week). We then delve back to our various childhoods to discuss if the things we liked as kids have survived the passage of time and still gather some form of enjoyment today. As always it would make our day if you could take a couple of minutes to rate and review us on iTunes or drop us some feedback below! Really keen to have your input in the show. -Billy This week's discussion topic:  When you were young – Things you liked as a kid/ do they still hold up now? Get it from Podomatic here Get it from Itunes here Billy (@Aqualec, billy@geekofoz.com) Read:  Star Wars: Shattered Empire #4 Watch : Netflix, Pokemon Play:  Transformers: Devastation Chris (@ChrisComerford3,   chr...

THE SHORT VERSION While I loved the last two Disney Infinity games, there were parts that felt a little empty. The lack of matchmaking and absence of substance in some of the Playsets made the games, while fun, feel a little cold over time. There's only so much one can build replicas of famous Disney locales in the Toy Box before it becomes a little tedious. Fortunately, Disney Infinity 3.0 has filled the emptiness of its predecessors, and added some more stuff on top of it. It's a damn good game, and most importantly it's fun - which, given what the game's mechanics and aesthetic are themed around, is kind of a prerequisite. Those who felt that the straightforward and rather empty Playsets of the previous game in particular will be pleased to know those problems have been fixed. There's much more to do here, and pretty much everything added to the Infinity experience is an improvement. Plus, now you can have Yoda fight Thor, or team up Iron Man and Bo...